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nice job. that combo looks great. What size tire and how wide is the rim? where is the fender from?
your right, that does look great. i have always wanted the fatbob front tire. i guess maybe a relace is in order... or maybe ill wait till i need a new front tire.
do you know how much taller the new tire and rim combo is... would it work with stock fender???
nice job. that combo looks great. What size tire and how wide is the rim? where is the fender from?
thanks bloke.the tyre is a 130/90/16 same as fitted to the crossbones.the rim is a 3.00x16.as for the fender nothing is available off the shelf so i got a steel generic dyna front fender cut about 6" off it & widened it by 1.5".looks mint and rides good.
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